Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 112, Decatur, Adams County, 9 May 1934 — Page 9

Society.

Ki Kappa Dance K<- Given At Country Club of Decatur and out of town couples are expected Delta Kappa fraternity cabaret dance at the Decatur *3® Thursday night will be one of the outstanding social events of the aial is one of a series of social events planned by the

■), i be K tl ' 'he pubto he given by at tlie-Coun- ■, .-nt the affair be the expenses of the ■[, JI f° lie . A ill l.e conducted aiul d> i.a ations SHL. peic w ith the event. furnished by Carl pie. e orchestra and •111 start at 9 o'clock. nt will also be ra o| the evening s prochairman of committee tor the in charge of the for the dance and I by John Bur-1 oilier ami Bob Gass. Guild play | >- Iteform. d church I night promptly k for rehea.ml. ■(.TING friends of Mrs. Del|H*i)r spent Tuesday evenon Ninth street' time and quilting Hft During the evening' were served ■CRAM MEETING of the Dutiful ; of the Evangelical [ met at the home of i ■ \lConnell, Tuesday i IthOlrs Harry Knapp. Mrs. 1 ■ and Mrs. Heber Feahostesses. McFarland had charge and following [ meeting a program 1 Kolter played a I Kathleen McCone ■ reading and Mrs Euread articles on Current events were j albmir was enjoyed and reserved. At the next the hostesses will be the ■Bregg McFarland, Fred ■ Howard Myers and ■n. ■ na Shroll, daughter of ■s. H. N. Shroll of this with the Indiana ■girls' glee club in two ■n the near future, it ■ learned here. Miss ■ sing soprano and was ■th 15 other university Buie glee club. ■ of the programs will ■day and the second will ■i liers’ Day concert to ■d May 13 on the school Errof. John L. Geiger is ■ the club. RIEM CLUB Losing banquet Bp. Diem Club met Tues■t the home of Mrs. Roy ■ North Tenth street. Dur-. Blaess meeting plans were ■the closing banquet at ■ members will entertain, ■nds at the Elk's Home ■te date for the banquet I

FH AVENUE IS HlO N S //A B.v ELLEN WORTH a ..•» (Jumper Froch — outhful Favorite . mH'mH') kJ h 1 /Iky iper frock is just what /?A/iViTFFFFr 71 >ung girl wants to wear / /Y; chool after the spring va- / / Y. K'TW'. ! I this is a particularly nice I \ r ! t uses a bright-checked \ \ T, iOT^ a / 1 for the jumper itself, and \ \EE±mX tY / lite dimity for the puffed- tl-r liouse with the high-tied f Ti . The jumper has the new J L* 1 i 1 lare neckline that is so A E .’ Kftt ' til r Mother’s frocks too. and ( \. ?’l 4: l-i 1 skirt with two pleats in fto pleats in back. The W // I! V H I can be made with long, LA.,,.J EY4fl llp‘ml eves, if she prefers. Ft> r 4r lii I 0 requires 2% yards 36- tt - 4 n an 1 ecked material, 1% yard ft: 1-44' n>’ I plain. (M HA ©fffluip ■n No. 5542 is designed for V I ij’T'i' I- 10. 12. 14 years. / 1 Un.led Feature Syndicate. Inc. / , {V- I I 542 size I \ « for Pattern 15 Cents. \ p*» v-*2 y siaie 5542 fashion Book Is out! Send for it. * Lj enclose 10c extra for book t 0 New Vork Pattern Bureau the Decatur Da j l j; >. 220 Eaao 4end St. New York City. (KM It ore note—do not ir> to Decatur, Indiana.)

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Miss Mary Macy Phones 1000—1001 Wednesday Tri Kappa Section 2 benefit I movie. Adams Theatre. | Zion Reformed Girls choir, church I 7 p. m. Catholic Action Club Unif 4, K. of C. Hall. Miss Helen Holthouse leader. 7:30 p. m. Pinochle Club, Mrs. Carl Hammond, 7:30 p m. North St. Mary’s Twp 4-H Club Bobo School, 1 p. m. Zion Reformed Phoebe Bible class. Mrs M. F. Worthman, 7:30 p. m. Better Homes Economies Club, i Monroe hatchery, 1:30 p m. I Zion Lutheran Missionary society | pot-luck supper, school. Thursday Zion Reformed G. W. G. play I practice, church. 7 p- m. prompt. Tri Kappa Section 2 benefit movie, Adame Theatre. Phi Delta Kappa Cabaret Dance, Decatur Country Club. 9:00. W. O. T. M called meeting, Moose Home, 7:30 p. m. Evangelical W. M S Mother and I Daughter meeting, church, 6 p. in. | Eastern Star regular stated meeting. Masonic Hall, 7:30 p. m. Union Chapel Ladies Aid Society Mrs. George Cramer, 2 p tn. Mrs. Myers class of Methodist Sunday School, postponed one week, j U. B. Mothers’ and Daughters’ t banquet, church, 6:30 p. m. Christian Ladies Aid Society, [church parlors, 1:30 p. m. Friday Rebekah Lodge, 1.0.0 F Hall 7:30. Union Chapel C. I. C., class. Mr. and Mrs. John Walters, 7:30 p m. Catholic Study Club Unit 14, Mrs. I George Laurent, 8 p. in. Saturday Reformed laidies Aid section two, rummage, pie and candy sale, Reformed church, 9 a. m to 8 p. m. will be announced later. In a contest enjoyed, Mrs. Bob Krick was the winner. Games of five hundred were played and Mrs. Alva Lawson was successful in winning the prize.<A delicious luncheon was served by Mrs. Johnson asI slated by Miriam Moore and Gertrude Brandyberry. The Missionary Society of the Zion Lutheran church will have a pot luck supper at the scnoolhouse tonight. Members and their families are invited and are asked to bring their own table service. The Mother and Daughter fellowship meeting to be held at the Evangelical church Thursday night and sponsor<Ml by the Women’s Missionary Society of the church, will be in the form of a pot-luck supper- All women of the church are invited to attend the meeting and are asked to take their own table service. Each woman is asked to bring her l daughter or a girl from the church ! as a guest. MEETING OF CORINTRIAN CLASS I The Corinthian class of the Chris-

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tian Sunday School mot at the home lof Miss Mina Collier Monday even- | Ing. Mrs A. D. Artman had charge 'of the devotlonals and Mrs. H. Kraft I presided over the business meeting. During the business meeting j plans were completed to sponsor a j benefit play in the Library hall Monday, May 14. The play, “The i Path over the Hili’’ will be given by a society of the Foit Wayne !Christian church. I Reports of Bible women were given. Mrs. Oren Schultz reviewed ; "Hannah" and Mrs. Ralph Welsh gave a report of “Sarah." At the June meeting Mrs. lATtman will tell about "Eunice” and Mrs. C. L. Augj uat about “Louis.” During the him lai hour delicious i refreshments were served. The laid les Aid Society of the [Christian church will meet In the ' church parlors Thursday afternoon at one-thirty o'clock, ilmportant [ business will be discussed and every i member is urged to be present. 0 card of thanks 1 wUh in this manner to express my thanks and appreciation to the voters of Blue Creek township for the splendid vote of confidence given me in the primary election. It elected in November, 1 promise to continue my best irteresLs in behalf of every citizen in Blue Creek township for an economical and efficient admlnistrat'on. D. D. Haibegger — o CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the voters of Decatur for their fine support in Tuesday’s Election. I extend ;ny congratulations to tile successful candidate and pledge my support to him in the Fall electionRoy N. Runyon. — o CARD OF THANKS To the Voters of Root Township. I Please aiecept my heartiest thanks tor the confidence you have shown in me in Tuesday’s Primary. 1 promise if elected to perform the duties of trustee to the best of my ; ability. Harvey Tieman o CARD OF THANKS The vote given me for sheriff in Tuesday's election was beyond my expectations >|. trust 1 may again be remembered by you in the Fall election. Dallas Brown — o CARD OF THANKS I wish to sincerely thank everyone for the splendid vote given me for the office of Treasurer. If elected next Fall I promise to perform my duties to the best of my ability. ’ also wish to thank my opponents j for the clean methods used by all i during the campaign. Jeff Liechty CARD OF THANKS I am indeed grateful for the splendid vote given me in the primary. If elected in the Fall I will continue to serve as Councilman i with the same earnestness as d have in the past. Herman Gillig arrivals A haiby girl was born Tuesday | morning to Mr. and Mrs. Glen W J Potts, 1319 West Madison street. I The child has been named Jean j Ann. —, o HOSPITAL NOTES Luther Wolfe, Willshire, Ohio, | submitted to a major operation this morning at the Adams County MeI mortal Hospital. A minor operation was performed on Mrs. Kenneth DeArmond at the I Adams County Memorial Hospital | today. [County Agent Will Attend Auburn Meet >A telegram was received Tuesday by county agent L. E. Archbold ordering him to meet in Auburn with [the allotment committee on corn[hog work Wednesday morning at [9:30. The telegram stated that cornhog quotas would be discussed and given out at this meeting. One of the things that has held up the progarms is that in the state payment has been asked on one million head of hogs more than records show were slaughtered, and the state board of review maintains there is an overstatement in every county. .After the Auburn meeting it will be necessary for the allotment committee to dig into the evidence in every contract and take out the hogs that are ineligible for benefit payments. After these adjustments are made the contracts will be typed and then be presented to the producers so rtheir signature- ,— o Divorcees Can Cool Heels Oklahoma City, Okla. —(UP)— One of the first official acts of Claude Weaver, Oklahoma statesman, when he was appointed district judge here to fill a vacancy, was to ban quick divorces. Talking the bench here by appointment of Gov. W. H. Murray, Weaver announced he would hear no divorce j case unless it had been on file 30 I days “to give the parties cooling i time so that will make up and go back together.”

Buddy Poppy for President ■ ~ Ski Jwjji If* Little Muriel Morgan, daughter of an ex-service man, traveled al) the way from Eaton. Mich., to Washington to present the first Buddy Poppy of 1934 to President Roosevelt. James E. Van Zandt, commander-in-chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, witnesses the ceremony in the White House.

PETERSON NEWS •Mrs. Glen Straub. Mrs. Mabie Marshell, Mrs. R. M. Hauck and daughter Jean, Mrs. George Bright and Mrs. Al Straub attended the Ladies Aid at the home of Fev. and Mrs. Harold Spencer Thursday. John Brown spent most of last week with Mr. ani Mrs. W. B. WeldyMrs. Clarence Abbott and son and daughter of Van Wert spent Wednesday with Mr. ami Mrs. N. W. Abbott. Mr an I Mrs. Theodore Heller and son Bobby and Miss Frances Abbott spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Spade. Earl Straub spent week-end with Mr. and Mrs- Al Straub Miss Ilene Smith spent Sunday in Berne. Mr. an i Mrs. Wm Johnson and family spent Sunday in Warren. Mr. and Mrs Gen Straub and familf and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Straub and daughter Virginia spent Sun* Jay evening with Marve Beery and son Marvel. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fruchte and , daughter Leona called on Mr. and ! Mrs. H. A. Breiner Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Straub called in De'.atur MondayMrs. George Bright and Mrs. [ Mabie Marshall spent Monday in , Fort Wayne. Mrs. Sarah Dilliman is spending

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By HARRISON CARROLL Copyright. ItlS. by KiM FeatucM Sindh-ato. Inc HOLLYWOOD, Calif., - I like Stuart Erwin’s crack about “Viva Villa”. The shorter-than-

Stuart Erwin

average comedian returned from Mexico where he had to compete with Leo Carrillo and Wallie Beery, all dolled up in high sombreros. ‘‘Between the two of them,” flipped Stu, “I played the whole picture in the shade.” Sample of the nervous temper of Hollywood

about kidnap; pers is the creation of a Metro-Goia-wyn-Mayer pistol range where stars will be taught to handle revolvers and to shoot straight. The idea is credited to “Whitey Hendry, chief of the studio police force, who has supervised the construction of the range in the backcountry near the Culver City film plant. Expert instruction will be given the cinema marksmen by Tommy Carr, American Olmypic pistol champion and former Santa Monica cop, whose pre-repea) exploits, usually in disguise won him the half-facetious tab of “the man of a thousand faces.” Among the stars who'll learn to shoot, or to improve their aim. will be Jean Harlow, Robert Montgomery and Clark Gable. Studio officials also plan to enlist. Between scenes for “The Green Hat”, Connie Bennett tells me that the Marquis de la Falaise will spend two or three months more on his Oriental film jaunt. The party is now at Djiring in Annam and goes from there to photograph the rums of Angkor. Something that Hollywood didn’t know is that the Marquis is trapping jungle beasts to bring back to this country The sophisticated Bennett says she would five to go on such an expedition but for the quadruple vaccination against Oriental diseases and for the insects. The idea of a tigerhunt on elephant back thrills her.

a few days with Mr. and Mrs. WmJohnson and family. Mrs. H. A. Breiner called in Decatur Monday o Personals Mr. and Mrs Thos. J. Dague, Mrs. Jas. H. Dague. Lawrence Jacobs and Miss Nettie Smith have returned home from attending the funeral of Mrs. Charles Spuller of Scottsville, Michigan. Mrs. Spuller was a sister-in-law of Mr and Mrs. Thos. Dague. The Spuller family formerly resided in St. Mary’s township, moving to Michigan several years ago. Patricia Lou Gaffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gaffer, who has been confined to her home with an infected knee for the past week is reported to be somewhat improved. Prize For Women Debaters State College, Pa. — (U.R> —-Two prizes, one of $lO and one of $5. have been offered by Delta Alpha j Delta, women's honorary speech ‘ fraternity at the Pennsylvania j State College, for women speakers j who can deliver the best persuasive I speeches. Members of debating I teams are ineligible. Each contes- , tant will be allowed eight to ten , minutes on the platform to speak on any subject she desires.

Uh huh. it does me, too—but not until they grow two-story elephants. The Clive Brook reserve (he's that way off-screen, too) comes near to cracking- at the prospect of his first trip home in 10 years. The English star and his family leave here this month on a six-month’s trip to Eurpe. They’ll go to England, then to Switzerland, where the two youngsters, 10 year-old Faith and 6 year-old Clive jr„ will be put in school. Clive and Mrs. Brook are shipping their new car I over and will spend the rest of the time on a motor tour of the con- \ tinent. And just in case you think | the rest isn’t deserved, Clive has > made 54 pictures in the last 10 [ years. Did you hear Ben Bernie’s withering crack on the air about America’s Public Enemy No. 1? That Dillinger gave the Chicago police 24 hours to get out of town. Among the movie workers I envy is the gent who handles the seagulls for the “Treasure Island”

company at Catalina. When the director of this picture has to have a sea-gull, he has to have him. So they give a man board and room and $6 a day just to sit on the beach and keep throwingcrumbs of bread. Joan Crawford’s recent declaration that she will not marry Franchot

Wk As fetes——Joan Crawford

Tone when her divorce is final (May 14) is not to be interpreted that this romance is cooling. “I didn’t say I didn’t love Franchot,” Joan explained it to me. “If I didn’t, I wouldn’t spend so much of my time with him.” DID YOU KNOW— That Alice White once was a secretary for the Mary Pickford company? And. shades of the Hays office, she got fired for coning to work one day in a sleevelets dress.

MONROE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mevers of Fort Wayne spent the week-end with Mrs. Meyers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Crist. Sylvester Johnson of Richmond visited relatives In Monroe Friday. Mr. and Mis William Badders of Fort Wayne spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Badders and Mr. and Mrs. William Martz Mr. ami Mrs. Jim A. Hendricks motored to Van Wert, Ohio, Sunday anil spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Thompson and Mrs. I. R. Haynes. Mr. and Mrs. John Amstutz and family and Miss Lois Hoffman call-

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led on Mr. and Mrs. Menno Amstutz and family Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crist and sons Kermit and Quentin attended the funeral of Mrs. May Harvlce at Fort Wayne Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and son Jack of Hartford City spent the week-end with Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Tnbler. Mr. and Mrs. Hansel Foley and son Odell of Connersville are visiting Mrs. Foley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coppess. Mrs. Martin Hoffman Is spending the week at Alma. Michigan, the guest of her son, Doyle Huffman. Mr. ami Mrs. R. J. Meyers spent Sunday afternoon in Fort Wayne with relatives.

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Mrs. Kenneth C. Bowman, formerly Miss Mardelle Hocker, left for her home In Napoleon, Michigan, Tuesday morning. o . Hogg Far In Lead For Congressman Fort Wayne, May 9—4U.R) —For-ty-five complete precincts of Allen county's 83 gave for congressman. Republican: Hogg. 3608; Helmke, 1734; Grosh, 119. Democrat: Farley, unopposed, 7780. Fourth district, 312 precincts, Democrat, Farley, unconteated; Republicans: Hogg, 4081; Helmke 1266; Grosh, 88. 91 precincts. o - — Get the Habit — Trade at Home